The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-02-25

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e(anRl = 1ssiol3Hl 6ifire ever the Potomac river,
Sao9 Waehtnktun 10 Arl ngton.
u. Afssr egns,dsftng Nj. Cameron's naval ex-
tension bill, the senate took up tho Eads bill,
oAd 1r, Morgan supported 1t
FL EousE.
3 The following bills and resolutions were
Mtfoduced:
BY Mr. Morrow. amending the Chinese re-
at1iotive lmmtRra.ipn act. By Mr.. King, to pro-
hihit.ng mtmbers OF cnnRress from acting az at
apvernment b interested. By Mr. CutchcoE. np-
potnt1nR . rnmnittee consisting OF the oommis-
s4oAer cf psnstons. Two senstors and two rep
xoeeutattvea TO revtee tho pension laws and 70
sepu6t the result Of its Investigation to con-
etpsG By Mr. Butterworth, for full reciprocity
SiEween the United 1sates and Canada. By Mr.
1Aftle, proposing : constitutional amendment
f4e tho election ef senators by the eope. BY
~ Weaver Now.l. ,nskine the Oklahoma bill q
ppecisl order for Feb 10.
The subcommittee OF the house commit.
~ On foreign affairs-Messrs. Belmont,
Cementa and Rice-presentsd its report on
II retalitory bill. A substitute bill 10 re.
C0n,mended for tho senate and the Bel
mont bills. II provides:
\ 3WAen tho president 10 satisfied that American
4 veas 10 are denied treaty rights. or reasonable
srivilss1s, he may BY proclamation prohibit the
\ en ~ into American ports OF vessels owned
Wholly or in par. sy British subjects arriving ,s I'M,
pgFtattou Of oil Roods wares or merchandise
u from Canada or Newfoundland, or any looono-
Or other yshaols A w Violation s nS st this pro-
mont The creat ION OF oommission ID anthor-
y IEed to take testimony with respect to damages
tndicted upon American citizens and American
s TAe substitute btllW debated at length
Z but no action was taken.
SENATE.
ZIG 3$ss WAsn1HsToN, Feb l5.-The house amend
naents 10 the trade dollar bill were nom con-
ourrsd ID and o conference asked Mr..
Mttchell (Or.) offered Q preamble and resolu-
hon:
I ~. that Il either u tho Pacific railroad COM
N1nans tAH for ak months to perform tts requlre-
sush xa!inre shall opersse 4. fSrf,ei.n,fse
nsther TIN uAscn o. sntral psciftc
q - III sths. psrir sis mc,ttss er
4 u. ia i u. sRs es ens ~ p@soeeediass @ % have
II 80 tnStftntcd by the attorney general for the
pnrp1as VI judicially enforcing the forfeiture Of
Sa1EEikaItR privileges, grants and franchises.
III. Tho bill TO increase the naval establish
j menta was considered. Mr. Hale offered an
Samendment:
that i ths speed Of any Of. the vessels shall
excsea twenty knot. an hour the contractor shall
knot, and Il il = all be less than twenty knots
sssss price s5oo 600 for every quarter knot be-
10N twenty knots.
a Tho Euds bill was taken up Mr. Morgan
offered an amendment providing:
L Nothing ID the act shall be construed as a
waiver Of any right which the United States may
now hAvo under any treaty heretofore made with
Mexico.
llr Van Wyck offered an amendment
That no certificates Of stock shall be issued
until the Same shall be fully paid for In money
amount Of the capital paid IN shall be author
TED os issued until such capital shall smonn. e. to
posed OF ~ loss than their par value
lE Edmnnds opposed the bill, and denied
the constitutional right of congress to ore
ats such corporation. 1t was purely
Mexican company.
THE LOWER BRANCH.
& i1Ir Henderson (Iowal called up his resolu-
ton dtschargfnR the committee OF the whole
from the further constellation OF the senate
hill granting pension TO Mary &. Logan and
SInaking that bifl . special order for to-day.
Against this resolution point OF order was
pending thAt 1t did not present o privileged
qneation and was not entitled to immediate
constdexation. After some discuasion, In which
involved change Ia the rules, the speaker
sustained the point OF order and tho resoln-
tlon was reserTed TO tho committee on rules
&H Hammond submitted the conference re-
port on the anti-M0rmon bill The house
Then went into COMMITTEES Of the whole on
tn dtplomat1o approprtHttcn bill On points
,0e order the fcltoWink clauses were stricken
4 fpezsastax tss nAlsEiss Of the minister. to
d shs 9r so caoe sna9ns 3ne
grams, fusntsnre, messenger service. clerk hire.
etC aud Tor printing In the department. of state;
sssion buiidine % s Tokto. Japan. and $4,000 for
the repair Of tho isEstlon premises at Bangkok.
Siam: tncreAsinR tho salaries Of secretaries OF
increase il the compensation OF consuls.
u Mesars Cobb. Van Eaton and Payson were
appointed s,onferrees on the Northern Pacific
land forfeiture bill.
WxsH1NGToN, Feb. 10. The presiding off,
ccr lad before the senate .what purported
to be- the credentials OF David Inrple.
;commencing March The certificate Is
signed bv the governor, whose signature ia
certthed by the secretary OF Ihe state He-
ferrsd, ON motion of Mr. Hoar, to the COM
mitsee on privileges ana elections. Mr.. Mo-
Nolan, from the committee on commerce,
reported back the house river and harbor
bill with amendments. and gave notice that
he would move to take IL up to-
morrow after the morning hour a
10 have the committee on privileges
and elections inquire as to whether the
district Attorney OF marshal of the Western
diatiict Ut Texas has been attempting to OBJ
struct the investigation or to intimidnte Wit
nesses was adopted by q party vote-3O to
IA fndustrial co-operntion The senate re-
aursad consideration of the bill to increase
the naval establishments Mr. Ma3ey sup
ported The bill The amendment Of M.
Halu Offering increased compensation for
epsed exceeding twenty knots was adopted
without d vision Other amendments were
adopted and che bill passed. MI Haie's bill
70 provide for the increase Of the naval es-
Bic debate the bill went over without action,
Nr Hale stating that he would ask q vote on
n to-morTow Resolutions were adopted and
smcmorial speeches made ON the death OF
6enatOr Pike.
THE REPREsEFrATrvEs
# Tho house tDsfsted upon its amendments
"a ta1e senate trade dollar bill, and agreed to
the conference re quested by tho senate.
Mr Belmont, from the committee on Tor
eign amaire. reported back the senate re-
tafiatlOn bill with substitute therefor,
: which was ordered printed and recommttted.
Z Hr. Reinont gave notlce that he would Rsk
fhe house 70 act upon the measure on
Wednestiay next, Immediately after the
resdin1 81 the Journal Mr.. Rice gave notice
thst he would als z minority report, e.e,,s Inc
Il sfhst firaWnnp BY the subcommittee OF the
Ssos,r11ffCee on foreign Afiaifs. and heretofore
Dubiiei,ad, asddei frOm amendments to
ohraaeOlo4y, ID thA inserron after
the prohibitacn againss agne envy y OF ahy any
I Ssse6a with any goods tl.st may be con.
\ isl6S sain. 4 - fe!sd last section
1 II 49, eding I. for m u. ehe
4 rs go s ss 'hsg IS Can. an
a6jsai ~ ~ = % q citixss No tsnitee
Z Btatss q E6(S1u ~ y Tor t1ss leAson that Z
hdll Sossxlng ~ ~ grouAd Aes been AZ.
xsady repurssd By - committees The 20
port tacoompAnyiug the snbstatute u iaentl-
IL IhsaSnsto resolatioss On the menors
~ tn late John ~ logan 'W0E0 taken up and